Sentence examples for bound making from inspiring English sources

While we concentrated on an extreme example, it is of utmost importance to realise that such subtleties might also be present in cases where the results are not obviously violating an algebraic bound, making them harder (but not any less crucial) to detect.

It exhibits moderate network overhead with limited upper bound, making it suitable for use even on congested roads.

"We can just put a little methacryl group on a part of it, and then after it's printed and we expose it to visible light, those molecules crosslink and become chemically bound, making them insoluble.

Under such circumstances, supplying a value lower than the true effect size results in a higher variance bound, making it easier to reject a marker; supplying a value larger than the true effect size would only make it harder to reject a marker.

He is the co-editor of Rightward Bound: Making America Conservative in the 1970s (Harvard University Press).

He is the co-editor of "Rightward Bound: Making America Conservative in the 1970s" (Harvard University Press) and is completing a book on the history of national security politics since World War II.

Reduced-order protocol design methodologies are proposed, with further discussions on determining sub-optimal protocol gain and enlarging allowable sampling interval bound made as a complement.

Mulligan tries to refute people like, well, me, who say that the zero lower bound makes the case for fiscal policy.

That way we are never bound into making decisions because of previous financial commitments.

As the Conservatives are bound to make clear next week, economic breakdown can just as easily be exploited by the right.

Master's students may, at their own expense, arrange to have bound copies made.